This episode would explore the quiet numbness and dissociation that a lot of people feel in their day-to-day lives especially in a world where overstimulation, burnout, and digital escapism are the norm. It’s about those moments when life feels like a movie you're watching instead of living… or when even good things start to feel flat, distant, or disconnected.

Ever feel like you constantly want to hit the reset button? New job, new friends, new city, new aesthetic, new identity... You’re not alone.

We talk so much about wanting peace — craving it, chasing it, manifesting it.
But what happens when you finally get it... and it doesn’t feel how you imagined?

This episode is a letter to the people we’ve been — the ones we buried, edited, or erased just to be more palatable.

This one’s for the person who gave too much and got just enough to stay hopeful. For the kind souls who love deeply, even when they’re met with silence. For the people who convince themselves that crumbs are enough, Because the idea of walking away hurts more than being invisible.

There’s a strange kind of grief that comes with growth.Not the loud kind. Not the one you post about. But the quiet ache that lives in your chest when you realize: You’ve changed.
And the things that used to feel like home... no longer fit.

We all do it—step outside, put on our headphones, and suddenly, the world feels like it was made for us. The wind blows dramatically, the perfect song plays, and for a second, it’s like we’re walking through the opening scene of a movie.

Being delulu is the solulu—or at least, that’s what the internet says. But is there actually some truth to it? Is being delusional just another coping mechanism for avoiding reality, or is it secretly one of the best ways to survive in a world that often feels impossible to navigate?

Have you ever thought about how much of your life is stored online? From cringey posts you made in 2013 to your perfectly curated Instagram feed, the internet remembers everything—even the stuff you wish it wouldn’t. In this episode of The Lost Kids, we’re diving into the concept of digital footprints, how the internet holds onto our pasts, and what it means for who we are today.

We’ll talk about the pressure to always present a perfect version of yourself online, the weird anxiety of being Googled, and whether you can ever really erase your past. Let’s get real about how living in the digital age has blurred the lines between memory, identity, and reinvention.

New year, new me? Maybe. But what does it actually mean to reinvent yourself? In this episode of The Lost Kids, we’re going all-in on personal reinvention why it’s so difficult, the beauty and chaos of change, and how to embrace growth without losing sight of who you truly are.